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Iranistanian

Starting Languages

When a player selects a culture, they automatically gain ability in the primary language associated with that culture. This language represents the common tongue or dominant language spoken in that cultural region. Each culture provides a pool of additional languages that players can choose from. This pool should include languages associated with neighboring regions, historical influences, or significant trade partners of that culture. The number of additional languages in the pool can vary based on the diversity and historical context of the culture. For example, a culture with extensive trade routes or a history of conquest might have a larger pool. You may select an additional language from this pool for each point of edge you have in Intellect, and another for each additional point you gain as you level up in your adventures.
 

Starting Arms & Armor

Players are afforded their starting weapons, clothing, & tool proficiencies by the age associated with their homeland.
So Stone Age cultures and Dark Age cultures might both grant ability with a mace for example, but only the Dark Age culture would grant ability with guns, for example. Over the course of your adventures you may choose to use your progression to gain proficiency in a different age's tools.
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Land of Iranistan

Iranistan is a vast and diverse kingdom situated southeast of the Hyborian world, bordered by the deserts of Shem to the west and the Turanian steppes to the north. The terrain of Iranistan is varied, featuring arid deserts, lush oases, and sprawling cities. The climate ranges from scorching desert heat to more temperate regions near its rivers and oases. Iranistan is renowned for its grand architecture, including magnificent palaces, towering minarets, and intricate mosaics that reflect the kingdom's rich cultural heritage.  

People and Culture

The people of Iranistan are known for their sophisticated and refined culture, characterized by a strong emphasis on art, literature, and science. They are a proud and noble race, with a deep respect for their traditions and history. The society is hierarchical, with a ruling class of aristocrats and scholars who govern the land. The common folk are engaged in various trades, from agriculture and craftsmanship to trade and commerce. Iranistani culture is heavily influenced by its history of conquest and trade, resulting in a rich tapestry of customs and practices.  

Names of Characters

Male Names: Arash, Bahram, Cyrus, Darius, Farid, Jamshid, Kaveh, Mithra, Rostam, Xerxes   Female Names: Anahita, Bahar, Darya, Farah, Leila, Nahid, Parisa, Roya, Shirin, Yasmin  

Religion

The primary religion of Iranistan is a form of Zoroastrianism, which emphasizes the dualistic nature of the universe, with the eternal struggle between the forces of light and darkness. The god Ahura Mazda is revered as the supreme deity, representing wisdom, truth, and justice. The priests, known as Magi, play a central role in religious ceremonies and are highly respected in society. Rituals often involve fire, which is considered a sacred element and a symbol of purity and divine light.

Playing a Iranistanian Adventurer

Starting Arms & Armor: Bronze Age   Automatic Languages: Iranistanian, Trade Tongue   Favoured Tropes: Noble, Scholar, Nomad   Bonus Languages: Shemite, Turanian, Vendhyan, Stygian

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